KP, the question was about an EGM – Extraordinary General Meeting – which has the same powers as an AGM to alter or revoke previous decisions of the Owners Corp. Maybe you misread it as ECM, an abbreviation for Executive Committee Meeting (in which case you are right – they can’t legitimately overturn decisions by the Owners Corp). Now you know why I hate abbreviations.
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